Militia Edict and Repartitions Drawn in Bohemia Conflict Rewrite
Long dispatches describe the October 1742 ordonnance to augment militia by taxing provinces and drafting married men. Intendants gather lists of able men from parishes, assign quotas, and conduct lot draws to fill militias up to six years service. Authorities emphasize orderly assembly, exemptions, and storing equipment, with continued adherence to earlier militias rules.
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TS Maiesty
Omoel
Malicia
Wacen
Stenmart
Pisces
Vorsailles
Louis
British Royal Navy News and Atlantic Shipping Reports
London dispatches recount the de Blandford safely reaching Humber and convoying ships to Hull, while the Experiment under Capt Johnson was captured by a Spanish privateer near Scilly and sent to Bilbao. Adverse diplomacy updates include Hungary and France, with naval movements and a wreck report from Liverpool about the sloop Weffel. Admiral Hardy sails to Portsmouth to assume command. the Success returns from New England to Plymouth.
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Lisbon
Moscow
Abo
Finland
Keimen
Russia
Hungary
Vienna
Bohemia
Bavaria
Madrid
France
Switzerland
Catalonia
Don Philip
Dauphine
Count de Gages
Italy
Paris
House of Bourbon
Sardinia
House of Anttria
Aicha
Straubingen
Danube
Grand Duke
Lord Forrester
Lower Austria
Count Seilern
House of Austria
Scraubingen
Inn
de’ Blandford
Elfenour
England
Humber
Hull
Alfa
Johnson
Winyau
North Carolina
London
Scilly
Bilboa
Petersburgh
Marquis de Botta
Empress of Ruff
Sweden
Thomas Robinson
Great Britain
Oilend
Liverpool
Weffel
Christt Church
Hardy
Portsmouth
Sandwich
Stuart
Thompson
New England
Plymoth
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Elbe
Prague
Louth- Merny
M. de Bellive
M. Broclo
de Breteuil Whitehall
M. Averte
Pruihs
Beis
Birckenfelde
Lentulus
Germany
Alsace
Lorrain
Hague
Holland
Peterg
Utrecht
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